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With hot weather moving into the Kansas City metro area, it’s time to start thing about ways to keep your pets safe.
Dogs have some tell-tale signs to look for when they are in hot conditions.
In this report, Mark Demsky looks at ways to keep your pets cook and hydrated this summer.
The ASPCA says it’s also smart to keep long-haired animals trimmed in the summer months, but never shave them completely. A dog’s coat protects them from overheating and sunburn.
